A Wild Boar Fimka Lives on a Belarusian Farm — He Loves "Snickers" and Gets Jealous of Others
Belarusians have a new internet darling — Fimka the wild boar. He lives on a farm with people, roams the forest, swims in the river, and has become a true TikTok star.
Photos here and further: "Onliner"
Fimka was given to the family when he was just one month old, Onliner reports. The owners say that he "grew up in love and doesn't know what aggression is."
He is now one year old, weighs about 140 kg, but in the future could reach 300 kg.
The wild boar gained particular popularity thanks to videos filmed by Mikhail (the owner's son). In the comments, people ask: "Does Fimka even know he's a wild boar?"
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Fimka behaves almost like a dog: he wags his tail, loves attention, and even hides between his owner's legs if something scares him in the forest. However, he is very sensitive: if scolded, he might demonstratively leave or cause mischief in retaliation. Once, for example, he ate all the roses in the yard. And he also gets jealous of other pets.
His favorite treats are blueberries, roots, and… Snickers. True, he is given chocolate very rarely. But just say the word "Snickers," and a tired Fimka immediately finds the strength to run further.
The wild boar eats a lot.
«He loves porridge, especially oatmeal; he eats two packets a day. We cook him grains, and to each serving, we add 4-6 eggs. We also give him meat, fish, and cottage cheese… He eats dog food with pleasure. Wild boars are omnivores. He likes milk: when he drinks it, he smacks his lips,» says the owner, Uladzimir.
They joke that Fimka is like an excavator — constantly digging up the earth in search of delicacies.
Fimka's special love is water. He enjoys swimming in the river, for which he earned the nicknames River Pig and Ichthyander. While swimming, the little boar literally enjoys life.
The owners note that keeping a wild boar is not easy: it requires a lot of time, patience, and effort. But for them, Fimka is a full-fledged member of the family.
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